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Nathan's Bench
@ 08:37 am (GMT) |
Todd FreeWanting to build a shooting bench, and not one to reinvent the wheel......So Nathan, do you have the rough dimensions of the bench pictured in your latest book? Hopefully you have been asked this before and can copy and paste from an email! Also, since I read the latest book and changed a lot of what I was doing, I have got my groups down to .5" at 100 yards. That was after one session, so I suspect they are going to get smaller when I overcome my bad habits and get the methods you teach dialled. Those groups are over a pack too, no bags or bench......maybe I don't need a bench! No, I still want a bench! |
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@ 12:36 pm (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: Nathan's BenchYeah a "Pack" bench . Lol |
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@ 07:57 am (GMT) |
Todd FreeRe: Nathan's BenchThat's teamwork. Rather have a bench. |
@ 07:16 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Nathan's BenchI don't have it written down anymore sorry. I will try to take some footage today but it will be a short while before I can get it uploaded as I am busy with client work at the moment.Will do my best to get this sorted Todd. So glad to hear that you are shooting tight groups. |
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@ 07:22 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Nathan's BenchGot the video up Todd:https://youtu.be/-DvBtfKG4tE Keep in mind that its just a rough and ready clip. |
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@ 10:20 am (GMT) |
Todd FreeRe: Nathan's BenchThanks for the video. I guessed at the dimensions from your book and got pretty close. Finished the bench last weekend.
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@ 08:38 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Nathan's BenchNice. Concrete footing will make it steady for sure.Good to see those sand bags- and offset nicely for a natural body position. |
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